DNP: Bojović and Asanović at Ratko Mladić's funeral tomorrow, Knežević sends his brother on his behalf

The party announced that Mirko Knežević will also attend the funeral, on behalf of the DNP president, who was prevented from attending due to previously scheduled activities in the US.

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Going to Mladić's funeral: Mihailo Asanović, Photo: Boris Pejović
Going to Mladić's funeral: Mihailo Asanović, Photo: Boris Pejović
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The Democratic People's Party (DNP) announced that tomorrow's funeral of the former commander of the Army of Republika Srpska and convicted war criminal Ratko Mladić will be attended by MP and member of the party's Presidency Vladislav Bojović and Mihailo Asanović, president of the Zeta municipality and member of the Presidency.

On behalf of DNP president Milan Knežević, who cannot attend the funeral that day due to previously scheduled activities in the US, his brother Mirko will attend, the statement added.

"Immediately after the announcement of the death of General Ratko Mladić, the leader of the DNP personally expressed his condolences to his son Darko and the Mladić family, emphasizing that the former commander of the Republika Srpska army was actually killed like Slobodan Milošević by negligent treatment at the Hague tribunal. The DNP expresses its respect for the large number of Montenegrin citizens who will attend the funeral of General Mladić tomorrow and thus pay their last respects to a figure whom the court of history will determine played a positive role in the unfortunate times of civil wars in the former Yugoslavia," the statement said.

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Speaking about Ratko Mladić, the DNP leader said in an interview with Aplus television last week that "they also condemned Hristo as a criminal" and that he would not accept anyone from the European Union determining who he could go to offer his condolences to.

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